
Scale for Grams - Poundly
Jewelry & Kitchen Gram Scale
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Transform your iPhone into a digital scale using AI-powered visual analysis. Estimate the weight of various objects, from kitchen ingredients to jewelry, without any extra hardware. Simply scan items with your camera for instant weight approximations.
What's New in Scale for Grams
1.8
June 8, 2026
This update includes bug fixes and performance improvements. Thanks for using the app!
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FAQ
How does Scale for Grams estimate weight?
Scale for Grams uses advanced AI and visual recognition by analyzing photos of objects taken with your iPhone's camera. It estimates weight based on object dimensions and characteristics.
What types of objects can Scale for Grams weigh?
It can estimate weights for a wide range of items, including kitchen ingredients, jewelry, gold, small everyday objects, coins, herbs, and spices.
Does Scale for Grams require any additional hardware?
No, Scale for Grams does not require any extra hardware. It transforms your iPhone into a digital scale using its built-in camera.
What units of measurement does Scale for Grams support?
The app supports multiple units of measurement, allowing you to easily switch between Grams (g), Ounces (oz), Pounds (lb), and Kilograms (kg).
Can I use Scale for Grams with existing photos?
Yes, Scale for Grams offers both a Camera Mode to snap new photos and a Gallery Mode to analyze existing photos from your library.
What are the subscription options for Scale for Grams?
Scale for Grams offers weekly and annual premium plans for full AI weighing and digital scale features. These are auto-renewing subscriptions.
How can I cancel my Scale for Grams subscription?
You can cancel your subscription anytime in your App Store account settings. No charge will be applied if canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period.
Is Scale for Grams suitable for precise measurements?
Scale for Grams provides AI-powered weight estimations. While useful for quick approximations, it is not a substitute for a certified physical scale for highly precise measurements.







